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Fall headfirst into July’s hottest stories—danger, desire, and happily-ever-afters await.

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When duty to his kingdom meets desire for his enemy!


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Always remember when playing for keeps to look before you leap!


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Succubi Like It Hot
by Jill Myles
"Steamy and humorous continuation of this excellent paranormal series."
Posted December 15, 2009

When Jackie became a succubus from being bitten by a vampire and having sex with a type of fallen angel, known as the Serim, her problems were just starting. Both of her supernatural masters can control her with their words; neither is willing to share her time, affection or body Read more...


Strange Magic
by Gord Rollo
"An enticing horror adventure reminiscent of the era of early pulp horror."
Posted December 15, 2009

Former magician Wilson Kemp thought he had his hands full with trying to battle the lure of the bottle and reconnect with his beloved wife and daughter. He never expected a suppressed horror from 20 years in the past to stalk him and present a danger to all he holds Read more...


Gentlemen Prefer Succubi
by Jill Myles
"An excellent combination of chick-lit, paranormal romance and mystery -- with hot sex!"
Posted December 15, 2009

Many people have days where they feel like they have no idea what's going on in their lives. When Jackie Brighton wakes up in a dumpster, she starts a mega-day like that. Not only does she have no idea what is or was going on in her life Read more...


The Phoenix Charm
by Helen Scott Taylor
"Celtic magic and exciting adventure combine in this sequel to THE MAGIC KNOT."
Posted December 15, 2009

After the Cornish pisky community was rescued from an ancient spell, one would think that the rest of the story would be nonstop "they lived happily-ever-after." Cordelia, the community wise woman and person in charge with the rulers gone, knows she will never have happily-ever-after, not Read more...


Guardian Angel
by Andrew Neiderman
"Multiple perspectives provide sympathetic characterization is this gripping suspense."
Posted December 15, 2009

Megan Lester was sick and tired of the way her husband, Scott, toed the line of his money-hungry businessman father's take-no-prisoners philosophy. When Scott missed yet another family event, Megan decided her daughter would be happier without having to hear more excuses about where Daddy was Read more...


Blind Panic
by Graham Masterton
"The medicine man from THE MANITOU returns for his ultimate revenge."
Posted December 15, 2009

When people across the country start going blind for no discernable reason, the USA is gripped by panic. No one knows what is going on. No one, that is, except for a con- artist fortune-teller and a bona fide psychic. When the President of the United States is blinded Read more...


Nice Girls Don't Live Forever
by Molly Harper
"A hilarious romp of a paranormal romance that's well-worth devouring."
Posted December 15, 2009

Jane Jameson is trying to revel in the joy of being on a trip with her sire and lover, Gabriel, but the librarian- turned-vampire is having a hard time concentrating when Gabriel keeps getting secret letters on their whirlwind tour of Europe. Upon returning home in high dudgeon, Jane Read more...


Breathless
by Dean Koontz
"Koontz continues to tweak the way readers view the extraordinary in this succinct work of fiction."
Posted November 13, 2009

When Grady Adams sees the animals, he's not sure how to respond to their remarkable nature; in fact, he isn't even sure what they are. Aside from playing a bit of hide and seek, as human and creatures study each other, he thinks calling his friend, veterinarian Cammy Read more...


Dead Air
by Deborah Shlian, Linda Reid
"Excellently written suspense with twists and turns beyond the usual medical or campus mystery."
Posted November 13, 2009

Sammy Greene, the tough-talking, Yiddish-spewing, hardnosed radio host, is not necessarily the most beloved face on Ellsford's campus. She is akin to a pit bull, or an enraged terrier, refusing to release even the most tenuous lead. In DEAD AIR, Sammy has to decide if such a Read more...


The Killing Hands
by P.D. Martin
"Readers who like hard-nosed police drama featuring a smart female detective will enjoy this new novel."
Posted October 22, 2009

FBI profiler Sophie Anderson quickly jumps into the Asian underworld in her first case as a transplanted Aussie in L.A. Her knowledge of martial arts leads her to discover connections where others see none in various recent deaths, but her visions of crimes, deaths and near-misses makes her Read more...


Abandoned
by Cody McFadyen
"Another edgy, realistic and fast-paced thriller in the Smoky Barrett series."
Posted October 22, 2009

On the day of her friend's wedding, Special Agent Smoky Barrett did not expect to have a case dropped on her, literally. Discovering that a murderer-for-hire makes good on his promise to deliver the tortured wives he has agreed to kill seven years later in revenge for Read more...


Stuff To Spy For
by Don Bruns
"These guys just never seem to have enough stuff -- they always want more."
Posted October 22, 2009

One might think that with as much time as James Lessor spends trying to bend the rules to acquire stuff for himself and his friend Skip Moore, James would inevitably have more stuff. As this is not the case, James is always ready to take part in, and take over Read more...


The Test
by Patricia Gussin
"A riveting, suspenseful analysis of personal motivation in the hopes of monetary gain."
Posted September 16, 2009

Billionaire Paul Parnell is dead. For many families, the death of the patriarch is a time of loss and reflection. For Parnell's brood, it is a time of strained connections and plans for potential monetary compensation. However, Paul Parnell had time to do his own reflecting before his death Read more...


The Asylum Prophecies
by Daniel Keyes
"Gritty and gripping, this psychological thriller has a sense of modern urgency."
Posted September 16, 2009

A brilliant professor has created a plan for a terrorist attack against the United States that will require the cooperation of two ideologically opposed terrorist groups. In fear of discovery, and perhaps also a way of flaunting his intellect and stroking his ego, the professor cloaks the plan in three Read more...


Rizzo's War
by Lou Manfredo
"A peek into the gritty world of being a police detective."
Posted September 16, 2009

When Mike McQueen gets partnered with Joe Rizzo, he is initially fooled by Rizzo's apparent lack of ambition and enthusiasm. However, McQueen quickly learns that Rizzo's instincts are spot on, and his connections within the city, the precinct and beyond can turn a great cop into an excellent Read more...


Collision of Evil
by John J. Le Beau
"Past and present are set to collide in a most terrifying way."
Posted September 16, 2009

Born of the fascination readers have of the evils of the past in the form of Nazism and those of the present in connection with modern terrorists, COLLISION OF EVIL strikes a fearsome chord in the heart of the reader. In an interesting narrative style, Le Beau encourages the concept Read more...


The Strangely Beautiful Tale of Miss Percy Parker
by Leanna Renee Hieber
"A delightfully quirky mix of historical fantasy and light romance."
Posted August 11, 2009

In 1867, six children are possessed by fate in London, England. They are given paranormal and intellectual gifts for which they have been specifically chosen. They are to guard the dead who wander the earth and fight the constant battle for light. They have also been warned of signs to Read more...


The Night Monster
by James Swain
"Lots of unexpected twists keep PI Jack Carpenter on his toes."
Posted August 11, 2009

When his daughter asks him to be vigilant in looking for a creepy stalker at her women's basketball game, private investigator Jack Carpenter thinks his duties will probably amount to no more than some light intimidation. When, however, he sees his daughter's teammate kidnapped in front of him Read more...


Nice Girls Don't Date Dead Men
by Molly Harper
"A hysterical novel in which to escape from the mundane world."
Posted August 11, 2009

In the second book of the vampire series that started with NICE GIRLS DON'T HAVE FANGS, Molly Harper brings another amusing tale of the exploits of Jane Jameson, the librarian-turned-vampire who just can't seem to avoid attracting trouble wherever she goes. Jane's troubles Read more...


Darkness Rising
by Elissa Wilds
"A steamy foray into magic, jealousy and the world's salvation."
Posted August 11, 2009

Even in magical realms, status and stereotypes abound. Aurora was born to be the Earth Balancer, someone who could remove the taint of Gray Gods who had been "turned" to evil by malevolent forces. She knows her job and does it well. However, recently the work has been overwhelming. Mobius Read more...


Vicky Gilpin


Dr. Vicky Gilpin teaches Composition, Literature, and other courses at Cerro Gordo High School, Millikin University, and Richland Community College. She recently took the course Vampires in Literature and Film through Harvard University Extension School and teaches an English 101 course with the theme of vampires. When she's not teaching, reading, writing, and taking courses, she spends time with her husband and their six animals.

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